Grasses


Ophiopogon planiscapus ‘Nigrescens’


Imperata cylindrica ‘Red Baron’


Upright green leaves tipped with vivid red. An eye-catching deciduous grass that works well in borders and containers.


Height 50cm/19in | Spread 50cm/19in | Plant Mar-Oct 5130-1130 | 9cm pot


£9.99 Mix ‘n’ Match Buy any 2 hardy plants and get 1 free


A hardy, evergreen perennial, producing clusters of light purple flowers in summer and is ideal for beds, borders or courtyard gardens.


Height 20cm/8in | Spread 30cm/12in Plant Mar-Oct


5140-5230 | 9cm pot CHOOSE ANY 3 Favourite


A garden classic!


£7.99


and the cheapest plant will be free


Stipa gigantea


A hardy, evergreen grass shrub which produces loose clusters of purplish flowers in summer, ripening to gold in autumn, and is perfect for beds and borders.


Height 2.5m/8ft | Spread 1m/39in Plant Mar-Oct


5140-5237 | 9cm pot £7.99


Hakonechloa macra ‘Aureola’


Attractive grass-like bedding plant with golden-green leaves.


Festuca glauca ‘Intense Blue’


A compact ornamental grass with fabulous steely blue foliage, looks stunning in pots or as part of a Mediterranean planting scheme in a sunny border.


Height 50cm/19in | Spread 50cm/19in Plant Mar-Oct


5140-5190 | 9cm pot £8.99


Height 30cm/12in | Spread 20cm/8in Plant Mar-Oct


5130-1191 | 9cm pot £9.99


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